… Residual polyp tissue is more likely to remain after resection of sessile … lesions is likely to
lead to further recommendations for surveillance in individuals found to have serrated polyps. …

… surveillance colonoscopy significantly reduces the incidence … in serrated polyp detection
rate or proximal serrated polyp … high-quality (excellent or good) preparation; this study used …

… serrated adenomas and sessile serrated adenomas/polyps [… surveillance of patients with high
risk serrated polyps [45] [46]. In … This simple classification, which relies on the most relevant …

… serrated polyps are predominately located in the right colon … ; sessile serrated
adenomas/polyps (SSA/Ps) and traditional … Guidelines for colonoscopy surveillance after …

… 2.2 Sessile serrated lesions SSLs, previously referred to as sessile serrated adenoma/sessile
serrated polyp, … manage these lesions and establish appropriate surveillance protocols. …

… binary categories, where appropriate. Considering gender identity as bi… surveillance, yet
sessile serrated polyps are largely missing from Lieberman and colleagues’ discussion of risk …

… Grossly, SSAs are flat or slightly elevated lesions typically >5 mm in diameter and localized
in the right part of the colon. The microscopic characteristic of the SSA is hyperserration and …

… treatment of serrated polyps is imperative, and that protection from CRC by colonoscopic
surveillance … SSA/Ps are most commonly located in the right colon, have a sessile or flat …

… to recommend the proper surveillance intervals to individual … histopathological differentiation
of serrated polyp subtypes, … serrated polyps ( > 10 mm) or sessile and traditional serrated …

… into the subgroups hyperplastic polyps (HPs), sessile serrated adenomas/polyps (SSA/Ps) …
the risk of developing CRC during surveillance after the clearing of all relevant lesions. Kaplan…